Midterm Quiz - NGEC 4

According to Emmanuel Kant, this should be the best factor that we must consider when we make a moral decision.

• Opinion of Others

• Feelings

• Values

• Outcome

Kant's perspective on morality revolves around these 3 factors or concepts. What are those?

• Freedom, Perfection, Virtue

• Wild Freedom, Perfection, Goodwill

• Goodwill, Values, Perfection

• Freedom, Instinct, Perfection

What is the end goal of Emmanuel Kant among the three concepts he introduced?

. What are the two main types of human excellence according to Aristotle's Nicomachean Ethics?

• Excellences of Integrity and Excellences of Sincerity

• Excellences of Strength and Excellences of Courage
  
  

• Excellences of Thought and Excellences of Character

• Excellences of Diligence and Excellences of Modesty

This is universally recognized as a driving force when we make a decision.

This refers to the values that is necessary to achieve one's goal or ambition.

This refers to the values that is less likely to be compromised.

What is the significance of goodwill in moral decision-making according to Kant?

• It is unimportant in moral matters

• Goodwill is an end in itself

• Goodwill is a means to an end

• Goodwill is necessary to obtain perfection

What characterizes heteronomous morality in cognitive development theory?

• Strict adherence to rules and regulations

• Dependence on external authority for decision-making

• Reliance on critical evaluation through reasoning and understanding

• Emphasis on social conformity and acceptance

What defines the post-conventional stage of moral development according to Kohlberg?

• Obedience to rules for personal gain

• Acting to meet social expectations and norms

• Recognition of broader ethical principles

• Ignoring societal rules and expectations